Route Domain Concern

Either the Vlan_test is not assigned to route domain 1 (double check under the route domain config) or the self IP you are trying to create you didn't end with %1 e.g. Self IP 192.168.0.1%1 will belong to route domain 1.

Hi AMG,

i already member the Vlan_test to route domain 1. we now already created the selp ip with %1. but during ping test, we need to add the %1. example: ping 192.168.1.1%1.

Thanks!

Goldz

On the CLI you will need to add %1 or to a route domain using 'rdsh ' so 'rdsh 1' to change to route domain 1 which would allow you to run 'ping 192.168.1.1' without the %1.

Hi AMG,

what if, we have multiple route domain to configure, to segregate the routing. do RDSH is a solution for that for ping issues? do we have problem encouter on default routing domain 0?

Regards,

Goldz

You can use 'RDSH ' for each route domain, so if you have route domain 2 'rdsh 2' will switch you to bash shell on route domain 2.

rdexec 1 ping 10.1.1.1

rdexec 1 ping 10.1.1.1

few things need to clarify on route domain. Example we only using 1 port then configured it to tagged. we used multiple vlan tagged to that port, member it to multiple route domain id. on the side of creating of route under network, how can we member specific route to route domain group id.

Example: port1/tagged to vlan 10/selfip example 10.10.10.1%10 / route domain=10 with member vlan 10. how about the route?

Thanks!

Golden